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Recycle and Get Green

12th October 2009
Blue disposal bins, catchy three-word slogans, signs asking users to separate green glass from clear glass, 'paper or cardboard only' disposal receptacles - these are just a few of the visible signs of the modern recycling movement. Recycling has been a m... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Top Four Eco-Friendly Promotional Products

08th October 2009
Recycling and eco-friendliness are two words gaining popularity across the world. Due to global warming and other environmental issues, it is essential for everyone to start contributing towards the welfare of the environment. If you are serious towards ... Read >
Author: Mark Ryan

Tips for Conserving Gas

08th October 2009
Despite gasoline prices nearing or above $3 per gallon in various parts of the United States, Americans still fill their SUVs. And most likely they won't cancel their vacation plans for the summer - the season when more people are on the road traveling - ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Pros and Cons of Replacing Grass with Artificial Turf

05th October 2009
When it comes to maintaining a large span of grass, the process can be more than difficult. In addition to the maintenance involved, there is also the cost of filling bald spots, planting new seeds every so often to ensure the grass is properly filled in ... Read >
Author: Marc Morningstar

Top 5 Elephant Activities in Chiang Rai

02nd October 2009
Branches snap as wide grey feet go padding up the hill, navigating slippery rocks, mud slicks, and twisted roots with ease. Here is a jungle dweller that needs no machete to forge through the thick growth of the forest surrounding Chiang Rai. Your elephan... Read >
Author: Maddox G. Raphoya

Water Conservation Ideas for the Kitchen Sink

24th September 2009
It can sometimes be difficult to visualize the importance and direct effect that simple conservation efforts can have when we are bombarded with negative information regularly. Lets take a look at what a few changes in the activities around the kitchen si... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Oil Crisis Affects More Than Just Gas Prices

23rd September 2009
Did you know that petroleum is used to manufacture an enormous number of products that we use in our everyday lives? Less than 20 percent of all recovered oil is used for any type of fuel. Over 30 percent is used for the creation of food via fertilizer... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

A Tradition of Marine Habitat Protection for Sustainable Communities in Alaska

16th September 2009
When you think of environmental conservation efforts on a large scale, some activist organizations will probably come to mind. However, whether you know it or not, many communities around the world operate on the same lofty principles as these environmen... Read >
Author: Allie Moxley

The Rewards for Protecting the Aquatic Habitats of Alaska

16th September 2009
Sometimes it can be hard to see the direct effects of environmental conservation efforts. The relevance of some animal or plant in a faraway continent may represent little to you in your daily life. However, it’s good to remember how everything is tie... Read >
Author: Allie Moxley

About NTS and their Undersea Images

02nd September 2009
NTS Images, a division of Phoenix Bio-Systems, is dedicated to preserving the delicate balance of the Earth's vast underwater world by capturing extraordinary stills and video of the vast undersea environment and bringing them to you. NTS Images in associ... Read >
Author: Nathan Webster

Matching Conservation Principles with Strict Enforcement for Fishery Success

17th August 2009
While everyone wants to see more and more success stories regarding the environment and conservation efforts, some plans fail before they get off the ground. Naturally, it takes more than a just cause and the willingness of devoted volunteers. With cons... Read >
Author: Allie Moxley

Guaranteeing a Future for the Finest Cold Water Seafood

17th August 2009
The impact of selfish human actions on the environment continues to register any time you take a look at a newspaper. While the amount of objects and gadgets which are a part of everyday life multiplies, efforts to curb wasted energy remain futile. The ... Read >
Author: Allie Moxley

Volunteer Abroad with a Clean Conscience

23rd July 2009
It is also understandable why the green lobby and the tourism industry has brought into question the justification for volunteering abroad and why volunteers sometimes feel like they are caught in a conundrum. Global warming is one of the most serious ... Read >
Author: latinize

Promoting Wetland Conservation

21st July 2009
Wetlands are an essential component of coastal and fresh waterways. Coastal wetlands include coral reefs, sea grass beds, estuaries, mudflats, and mangroves while freshwater wetlands include lakes, swamps, marshes, peat lands, river basins, reservoirs, an... Read >
Author: Nikki Sabato

Zoo Park Promotions

17th July 2009
Zoological parks or zoos for short have a long and popular history. From their beginnings as exotic animal exhibitions to the fully-interactive, uncaged layout of zoos today, zoos have evolved into full fledged, multi-functional places. In order for zoos ... Read >
Author: Nikki Sabato

Promoting Rainforest Resource Conservation Programs

16th July 2009
Rainforests are essential natural resources. Rainforests serve as a habitat for native flora and fauna. Rainforests also serve as watersheds that hold and purify groundwater as well as recharge the aquifer. Rainforests also regulate the supply of oxygen t... Read >
Author: Nikki Sabato

Top 4 Ideas for things to do in San Diego

29th June 2009
San Diego is a great city to base yourself when visiting Southern California. Many world famous attractions, and most everything you might need can be found within a short drive of downtown San Diego. The locals often say that everything is within 20 minu... Read >
Author: Mark Fjord

Green Plumbing Courses Are Becoming Popular

28th June 2009
Green Plumbing is the newest trend in plumbing these days and it is likely to continue to be the hottest growth area in new construction. The government has concluded that less than 10% of all energy consumed in heating and cooling of residential propert... Read >
Author: Christopher

California Ocean Fishing - All About Barracuda

23rd April 2009
Barracuda, one of the most common surface game fish in Southern California is a popular target for saltwater anglers. Though some turn up their noses at Barracuda as table fare, if properly prepared, they are one of the best eating fish of the area, light... Read >
Author: Jeff Spira

How Bird Watching Help Changed The Environment

09th April 2009
Due to the growing interest in birding throughout the last documented 100 years there has been an increase in caring for the environment. Bird enthusiasts began observing birds in their natural habitats. In the process they were also able to observe the e... Read >
Author: Julie Souto

Kenya Beach Vacation - fun things to do on the eastern Africa coast

19th March 2009
The beaches of Kenya are some of the world's most alluring playgrounds. Besides the beauty and tranquility, they offer plenty of opportunities for water sports and other beach vacation activities. Or simply sun-bathing. One is not surprised then, that... Read >
Author: Solomon Okila

All About Fishing for California Halibut

19th March 2009
California Halibut (Paralichthys californicus) are the most famous of all sand flat fish. Everyone loves to catch and eat Halibut. This is not the species that grow to 300 lbs or more in Alaska (Pacific Halibut), but a home grown, Southern California only... Read >
Author: Jeff Spira

Kauri Forest Walks

03rd February 2009
A good kauri forest in New Zealand would be the Waipoua forest. The Waipooua forest has the Tane Mahuta and Te Matua Ngahere, these two are some of the largest living kauri in the world. In the neighbourhood of the Waipou Forest lies the Mataraua Forest a... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Top family attractions in South West England

18th January 2009
Planning a family holiday in south west England can be a great experience, but there are so many things to see, that you'll want to do a little research first. You definitely don't want to miss out on a lot of things that you and your family might have re... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Africa Volunteer Work, Experience Of A Lifetime Within Your Reach.

17th January 2009
The very name Africa is enough to get your imagination going isn’t it? To us Europeans Africa means wild animals and wild country. Any gap-year should create unforgettable experiences and leave you with great memories that keep on coming back to you for... Read >
Author: lexisclick

It Takes a Village (of Mothers) to Save Our Planet

05th January 2009
We've all been told that mother knows best. Lorena Aguilar Revelo is the perfect example of an activist and leader who draws on her mothering skills. She was born in San Jos�, Costa Rica, and is an anthropologist with a major in Cultural Ecology. Af... Read >

Obama, Energy Policy, and Dismal Energy Science

18th December 2008
Economics is often called the dismal science because of an article written by Thomas Carlyle more than 150 years ago. In it he proposed mockingly to reintroduce slavery to control labor markets. During modern times, this moniker proves to be a prophetic... Read >
Author: drklaus

It Takes a Village (of Mothers) to Save Our Planet

08th December 2008
We've all been told that mother knows best. Lorena Aguilar Revelo is the perfect example of an activist and leader who draws on her mothering skills. She was born in San Jos�, Costa Rica, and is an anthropologist with a major in Cultural Ecology. After ... Read >

Environmental/Conservation Techniques

12th November 2008
Wildlife- To preserve wildlife, there have been many programs based on wildlife management strategies. Such attempts include handling animals in artificial environments to induce breeding, establishing nature reserves and parks and using technology to inc... Read >
Author: Susan Hutson

Environmental/Conservation Techniques

12th November 2008
Wildlife- To preserve wildlife, there have been many programs based on wildlife management strategies. Such attempts include handling animals in artificial environments to induce breeding, establishing nature reserves and parks and using technology to inc... Read >
Author: Susan Hutson

White Weddings that are Green

28th August 2008
Trade your white weeding in for one a little more green. Keep the dress, the flowers, the exotic location, but save the planet while you're at it. Brides.com estimated, last year, that 33% of future brides and grooms in the United States are planning ... Read >
Author: Enid Glasgow

the Discovery of New Species in Tanznania

05th June 2008
Tanzania is a part of the world which is situated in Africa continent; this region is very richest with the natural features. It contains the greatest mountain in Africa and the second in the world called Kilimanjaro, it also contains the mountain such as... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Diversity and Relaxation At Northwest Camping Sites

01st May 2008
Residents of the Northwest United States are proud of the conservation efforts put forth in their state. Washington, Oregon and Idaho have preserved some of the most beautiful forests, mountains, deserts and valleys for generations of outdoors enthusiast... Read >
Author: Ben Anton

Snow Leopard

19th October 2007
Perhaps the most beautiful of all big cats, the Snow Leopard is an amazing animal. Living at altitudes higher than those of most predators, the Snow Leopard creates a niche for itself in some of the most difficult terrains and hostile climates in the worl... Read >
Author: Ailurophile

Land and Balcones Club Apartments Sold in Austin

25th September 2007
"There is news of two big purchases in Austin. The first involves the purchase of over 1.5 million acres of timberland. Temple-Inland Inc. sold the property to an affiliate of the Campbell Group. The selling price was reportedly $2.4 billion. 0.4 of the p... Read >
Author: kinanbeck

Are the Tour Operators in Kenya Experienced to Handle Your Travel Requirements?

03rd May 2007
Kenya is a magical country. It is endowed with receptive, social, and hardworking people, and thats why God decided to grant them not oil rich deposits but wildlife, both fauna and flora in all forms, not to forget hard working athletes, chaotic footbal... Read >
Author: Lucy

With the experience of your Tour Operators in Kenya, then that’s all that matters.

15th April 2007
Tour Operators in Kenya Kenya is a magical country. It is endowed with receptive, social, and hardworking people, and thats why God decided to grant them not oil rich deposits but wildlife, both fauna and flora in all forms, not to forget hard working ... Read >
Author: Jackline Wanjiku

Tours Operators in Kenya

02nd April 2007
Kenya is a magical country. It is endowed with receptive, social, and hardworking people, and thats why God decided to grant them not oil rich deposits but wildlife, both fauna and flora in all forms, not to forget hard working athletes, chaotic football ... Read >
Author: josphine

What Do You Want?

07th January 2007
What Do You Want To Do With The Rest Of Your Life?Have you asked yourself this question?Do you feel successful?Do you know what you truly want?This is a hard question for most of us to answer, but it is the keyto your success. If you don't know what you w... Read >
Sharon K Lee

Mexico Beachfront Real Estate

26th October 2006
If you are interested in real estate, there is no better place to start than Mexico. beach front properties in the Cancun area, as they are spectacular and a great investment. Of course, if you are considering a purchase of Mexican beachfront real estate ... Read >
Author: Deepak

Living Within Your Means

27th September 2006
Seventy percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Many have no emergency savings and are deeply in debt. If they lose a job most people would not be able to sustain their current lifestyle for more than a couple of weeks. Many Americans are routinel... Read >
Author: Lynn Doxon

A Rare Bird Indeed For Bird Watchers – The Atlantic Puffin

25th July 2006
For most bird watching enthusiast, keeping an eye out for a rare sighting is of great importance. Sighting an Atlantic Puffin is just such rare sighting A Rare Bird Indeed For Bird Watchers – The Atlantic Puffin Observing an Atlantic Puffin is a bir... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

ADVENTURE TOURS IN EAST AFRICA

16th February 2006
Travelling through kenya ,uganda and tanzania can be a life time experience for any traveller.why so! East Africa is the only region in africa that has a beehive of activities in relation to tourisim,beach tours,camping safaris,walking up down mountain... Read >
Author: James Muraguri Gichohi

Uganda - The Pearl Of Africa Glows Again

17th November 2005
Uganda is a beautiful country with an impressive people. This is one of my favourite countries in all of Africa. The people of Uganda have survived the troubles of 1967-86 period and emerged standing upright and wearing a smile. In that short period, the ... Read >
Author: Andrew Muigai